November 6, 1975
Sports report
By Mark Reese
and
Kathy Hoyt
Last Saturday, November 1,
the Behrend volleyball team held
a meet against Edinboro and
Allegheny Colleges in Erie Hall.
The starting line-up included Sue
Ziegler, Barb Eaglen, Diane
Schaffer, Pris Hamilton, and
Kathy Hoyt. Substitutes were
Cindy Irwin, Carol Ruffing,
Denise Noel, Mary Dahlkemper,
and Jerri Mehinik, who was in
jured before the game. Behrend
lost the first match to Allegheny
7-15 and 11-15. The Cubbies also
dropped a match to Edinboro, 6-
15 and 7-16.
Then Monday, Behrend again
played at home and defeated
Mercyhurst 15-12, 13-15, and 15-12.
The girls evened the evening out,
unfortunately, by losing to Grove
City, 1-15 and 8-15. Denise Noel
suffered•an injury in the Edinboro
game and will probably be out the
season. Jerri Mehlnik also was
sent home in a east, she too will
be out for the season.
Behrend will attempt to pull its
injured team back together
tonight, at 7 p.m., when they play
host to Allegheny and Mercy
hurst.
Soccer
Last Wednesday, the Behrend
Cubs' soccer team wound up the
`75 season with a good win over
Grove City College. The game
was played here at home; the
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weather was cool, the field in
good condition, and the score at
the final whistle was Behrend -3,
Grove City - 2.
Grove City scored first, eight
minutes after the start of the
game, putting the pressure on
when their outside right and
outside left teamed up to put one
by from the center. Just three
minutes later, Behrend's outside
left, Gary Zemanski with an
assist from inside left Mark
Rudolf, drove the ball in from the
corner to tie the score at 1-1,
where it remained till well into
the second half.
At the twenty-three 'minute
point of the second half, Grove
City broke the tie by scoring on a
play by the center forward and
left halfback. The battle con
tinued till very near the end of the
game when our inside left Mark
Rudolf, with an assist from left
fullback Mike Warner, tied the
score again with forty-three
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minutes gone in the half. Some
fans were already figuring on
overtime play at that point, when,
with just thirty seconds left in the
game, Behrend scored again,
insuring the win and dashing
Grove City's hopes for good. The
winning goal was achieved by left
fullback Mike Warner.
The statistics show that
Behrend played the better game
_from the technical point of view
also. The Cubs made twenty-five
shots to Grove City's seventeen
and there were assists on all
goals. Behrend with three, Grove
City only two as shown by the
score. The win_ brings the Cubs'
win - loss record for the season to
an impressive 8-4. Throughout
the season the Cubs have scored
thirty-seven times in varsity
games, and been scored on only
seventeen times by all their
opponents combined. A fine,
successful season for all Behrend
to be proud of. My
congratulations to the team, and
to their Coach, Mr. Lauffer.
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